Elizabeth.Ink
Elizabeth, An American in Paris, Ruth Carlson, Davie Elderqueer, PhDBeyond the postcard: The truth about living abroad.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 36 | Subscribers | Read | elizabethink.substack.com |
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Beyond the postcard: The truth about living abroad.
Based in Paris. ✅Subscribe for: civil society, Jewish stuff, limited government, and France \ud83d\udeabDon’t subscribe for: Eiffel Tower, baguettes, berets, and wine
Freelance travel writer who has roamed the world but not found a better place to live than San Francisco.
Queer elder / baby geezer, making stuff and mostly surviving. Intergenerational tribes. Parent and partner. Making pesto. Eating pesto. Scruff prodigy and the gays. Bits of music and arts. Doctorate in Ecology & Evolution. Thank you.
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